ALL MANOR LOST AND FOUND ITEMS WILL BE DONATED FRIDAY DECEMBER 20th.
IF YOUR STUDENT IS MISSING ANYTHING, PLEASE HAVE THEM CLAIM THEIR MISSING ITEMS BEFORE FRIDAY.
REMINDER: If you ordered D50 Spirit Wear from the PTC, the pick up will be Wednesday, December 18th in the Beverly Manor Commons from 3:00-7:00 p.m. Thank you for your continued support!
4th grade enjoyed watching The Nutcracker performed by the Peoria Ballet Company featuring our own Emma Baum! Great job, Emma!!
Reminder: Volleyball tryouts are FRIDAY (12/13) from 3-5PM. Make sure your sports physical is turned in by tryouts on Friday. Any questions, please see Coach Jewell or Coach Clarke
**The team will be posted on the front doors Friday evening.**
Just a reminder that volleyball tryouts will be held on Friday from 3-5pm! Make sure your child has a current sports physical on file prior to tryouts! The teamworkâs store will remain open through December 18 for those interested in ordering.
Just a reminder that the choir concert is tomorrow, December 11th, at 6:30pm. Your child needs to be in the choir room by 6:00pm in order to have enough time to warm up and be ready for the concert. Doors will open at 5:50pm. 5th graders will be wearing all black clothing, 6th, 7th, and 8th graders will wear black pants or skirt and their music polo. Students have to stay for the entirety of the concert to support their fellow wildcats!
We are looking forward to seeing you there!
Miss Clark
Beverly Manor's November Students of the Month!
We are proud to announce the November Students of the Month. Read on for the praise that each received when being nominated!
Olivia Taylor: Olivia is always willing to help a teacher or student. She is a hard worker and strives to do her very best.
Ashton Dawson: As a rule, Ashton follows directions, completes work on time, is always respectful of staff and other students, and is a great role model for his classmates.
Jake VanQuakebeke: Very helpful and respectful. Always willing to help and extra caring towards teachers and students. He is a 100%-er always.
Mia Schaub: Mia is continuously giving 100% on every task and assignment. She is always respectful to everyone that comes in contact with her. Mia helps other students when they are struggling. and is such a pleasure to have in the classroom.
Taylor Duncan: I recently had a student out for quite some time. When the student came back, Taylor went out of her way to help the student catch up with her work. She is a hard worker and helps out in the classroom without being asked.
Audrey Taylor:Audrey comes to class every day ready to do her best work. She is constantly focused on her learning tasks. Audrey is a respectful and responsible student. Our class can count on her to help those who need it. Audrey successfully juggles cheerleading, basketball, volleyball, and her class work. Audrey asks for challenges in her studies and she is even challenging herself with some high school algebra! Way to go, Audrey!
Micaiah Seidl: He continues to support peers in class, has a positive attitude, and is always willing to help
Kylie Bowman: Kylie is always a great helper around the classroom. She is always a great friend to her peers, participates in classroom discussions, and is willing to do whatever I ask of her. Her classmates look up to her for advice and help on their work and goes above and beyond with her own work. She is always positive and a great addition to my classroom.
Eli Sellers: Eli has been extremely helpful to me in class. He helps with anything he is asked. He treats his classmates with respect when playing (hi fiving, etc.)
Temanu Isaia: Temanu has made huge gains in math this year! She is performing well on all of her tests and quizzes. She also qualified for Merit Roll for Q1!! Temanu shows kindness and respect to all of her classmates and offers to assist others when they are struggling with something. Each morning Temanu greets me with a smile and a hug ready to start her day!
John L. Henseys Pennies for Patients fundraiser for the fight against childhood cancer has ended and we did great!! Our total raised was $2152.15. Great job to everyone that participated. The winning class that will receive a complimentary lunch from Olive Garden was Mrs. Swearingen's class with a grand total $353.81. Thank you to all that donated change to us to support such a great cause.
Don't forget the easiest fundraiser around and shop on the Shutterfly D50 Storefront for your seasonal photos. No need to donate money or buy anything you may not need. SImply go through our storefront http://d50wildcats.shutterflystorefront.com/ and order your holiday or school photos and Shutterfly will deposit money in our fundraiser. We earned our first deposit already!
Hey Wildcats! Just a reminder, Angel Tree gifts are due tomorrow! đ
Several students in Ms. Houlahan's 6th grade helped in a community service project by visiting our high traffic library and doing some tidying up for Mrs. Burmeister. It was great to see them lending a hand and donating some of their time for a good cause!
Several of them wrote about their experience and how to help in other ways. Check it out below:
I cleaned the library by cleaning the chairs and tables, dusting the book shelves and air vents. I felt great when I was done cleaning the library. I can help others by helping them in work, helping them by wrapping gifts, help them with something that they donât know or donât know it yet, help them if they are stuck on something, I can help them on anything if I know how to do it. By cleaning the house I am helping my mom and dad.
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What I did to help clean the library: I dusted and I did the lint roller, cleaned the tables and chairs.
How I felt after I cleaned the library: I felt calm and happy.
What other things I can do to help other people: I can help my parents, by being nice and help clean and giving them a gift.
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What I did to help clean the library: I cleaned the chairs,vents and dusted.
How I felt after I cleaned the library: I felt good and proud of myself.
What other things I can do to help other people: I can do the same thing I did in the library and more like, clean the windows when Iâm at home, I can clean the wood in the house, I can clean my room and feed my pets. When I clean my house I help my mom.
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To clean the library I did the lint roller, Cleaned tables, cleaned chairs, and I also dusted shelves.
After I cleaned the Library It felt Good helping someone That needed help cleaning.
I can help more people, like my mom, to clean the house.
WCHS students from Ms. McLauchlanâs class visited several 5th grade students to present homemade RTI Reading manipulatives for hands on story telling and reading strategies. They even stayed to listen to our students read and use the manipulatives in the stories. We are so thankful!
Attention Parents: We can still use some volunteer help for Breakfast with Santa this Saturday. You don't have to volunteer for the whole event, you can even break up and work 8-9:30 or 9:30-11. Please contact PTC to volunteer [email protected] Thank you for your continued support
Thank you to Dr. Dunnan and Washington Rotary for the literacy grant donation. We are honored to receive the funding!
Order date changed! Online ordering available through 12/18! Teamworks basketball and volleyball apparel store is now open. Online ordering will be available through 12/18/19. https://d50-bbvb-19.itemorder.com/sale
Volleyball tryout correction- tryouts will be held Friday, Dec 13th from 3-5pm. (Not Tuesday the 10th as previously posted)
Don't forget our annual Breakfast with Santa is this Saturday at John L. Hensey from 8-11 a.m. $5 for adults, $3 for students for all you can eat breakfast. You can shop in our Santa shop, and even visit with Santa. If you would like to volunteer, please contact PTC!
Thank you to everyone who made our 2nd Annual Angel Tree a success! Please remember the gifts are due on Monday, December 9th! If you have any questions, please contact Ms. Allen at 309.745.3625 or Mrs. Hudgens at 309.745.3921
8th grade girls basketball regional game vs Washington Central tonight 7:30pm at El Paso Gridley. Bus time 6:00pm, please arrive by 5:50pm. No practice today! Good luck, Lady Wildcats!
Teamworks basketball and volleyball apparel store is now open. Online ordering will be available through 12/11/19. https://d50-bbvb-19.itemorder.com/sale